Google DeepMind designer unveils AI browser that redesigns any site
A Google DeepMind designer has demonstrated Gem Browser, an experiment that allows users to redesign any website using artificial intelligence.

What happened?
Vidy Thatte, a designer at Google DeepMind, has showcased an experimental browser concept called Gem Browser. The tool leverages Google Gemini to allow users to redesign and modify existing websites in real-time based on their own text prompts. The application is currently available in a test version via Apple's TestFlight.
Key facts
| Utvecklare | Google DeepMind (Vidy Thatte) |
|---|---|
| AI-modell | Google Gemini |
| Testplattform | TestFlight (Apple) |
Why it matters
The feature challenges the traditional model of how web pages are displayed, where content creators hold full control over the user interface. By allowing an AI model to reconstruct code and design based on a user's preferences, the control over a site's visual layout is shifted entirely to the visitor.
Who is affected?
The browser is primarily aimed at individuals who wish to customise the appearance and structure of web pages to suit their specific needs. The technology simultaneously impacts web developers and publishers, as it renders the site owner's original layout and interface optional for the visitor.
Impact on the EU
The experiment is accessible via TestFlight on Apple devices and is not limited by local EU restrictions beyond the standard terms for pre-release software on iOS.
What else you should know
The demonstration was shared publicly by Vidy Thatte on the platform X. It is not currently clear if the technology is intended for release as a consumer product or if it will remain an internal concept.
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